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Larne Scots Regimental Colors History and Reorganization
A detailed history of the Larne Scots and related Peel and Dutterin Regiments from 1920 to 1930, covering alliances with Lancashire Fusiliers, badge and tartan changes, regimental reorganizations, headquarters shifts in Brampton Inglewood Orangeville and Heampton, and eventual formation adjustments under General Orders and royal approvals. It notes the inclusion of crests on badges, the King’s Colour dedication in 1931, and connections to the Lorne Scots (Scottish) lineage with broader Peel County lineage and Crown patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fool and Dufferin Regiment
Pool Regiment
Headquiaar
Toronto
Peet
Pool
Pea
Lancashire Fusiliers
Hig Telteney
Wallingdon
GCN
GOMG
GCTE
GBE
Can Wetter
Trauuiey T
Othe Peel
Catherta
Halton Rifles
Lorne Rifles
Scuttlah
Peon Ginize
Hatton Rifles
Batistian
George Java
Milton
Oakvalle
Gurtington
Row Ulster Rifles
Duke of Argyll
Campbell of Argyll
Atso
Wes
Steamship Bros Khville
Ohikville
Glengarry
Harne Scots
Pech Dubber
Madton
Alpanas
Ness
Cunick
Poel
Duttenta
Larne Rifles
Sir Robert Poel
Ford Larne
Pecuis
Aess
Peel
Lorne